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1990, the volume of wastewater discharged is limited to 42 ,000 gallons per month, and the water must meet Biochemi- cal Oxygen Demand (BOD) , Total Suspended Solids (TSS) , and Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) requirements. Mitigation Measure: a. An updated Waste Discharge Permit Application (Parts A through F) should be filed with the City of Stockton Munici- pal Utilities Department . Fire Protection Setting and Analysis: The project site is served by the City of Stockton Fire Department, Engine No. 1 Station, which is located at the corner of Fresno and Washington Streets, approximately 4 ,000 feet north of the site. The Fire Department has the capa- bility to serve the project site. Mitigation Measure: a. Prior to commencement of operations , the Applicant should meet all requirements of the Stockton Fire Depart- ment. 9 . Transportation Project Contribution to an Existing Circulation Problem Setting and Analysis: Contaminated soil and treated soil transport to and from the east side of San Joaquin County will require travel upon surface streets until such time as the Crosstown Freeway is completed. The primary surface street route to and from the project site will be Navy Drive east, Fresno Avenue south, and Charter Way (State Route 4) east . Mitigation Measures: None proposed. Special Transportation Considerations Setting and Analysis: Contaminated soil will be delivered to the project site by truck from a variety of source sites in the region, primari- ly from leaking underground fuel tanks. The Applicant proposes to contract with independent haulers to transport the contaminated soil . However, before a load can be trans- ported to the site for processing, the source site (genera- tor) must submit laboratory test results of the soil to ensure the material is acceptable as a non-hazardous waste. 26